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Eldridge & Blakney PC- Define about the Criminal law and Civil law

Eldridge & Blakney, P.C tell us about the Criminal law and Civil law they are best in criminal defense and civil litigation.

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Eldridge & Blakney PC- Define about the Criminal law and Civil law

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  1. Expertise in Criminal Defense and Civil Litigation Define about the Criminal law and Civil law

  2. Criminal law refers to the area of laws and justice that involve prosecution by the government of a person for an act that has been classified as a crime. A “crime” is any act or omission of an act that violates public law—local, state, or federal. Persons convicted of a crime may be incarcerated, fined, or both. Crimes include both felonies (serious offenses), which are usually punishable by imprisonment of a year or more, and misdemeanors (less serious offenses), punishable by less than a year.

  3. Civil law refers to the area of laws and justice for individuals and organizations seeking to resolve legal disputes. Different from criminal law, civil law attempts to right a wrong, honor an agreement, or settle a dispute which has arisen between two or more parties. In civil law, an individual or company brings a complaint to the court (in contrast to the government bringing charges in criminal law) to receive compensation from the person or entity who is the cause of the wrong.

  4. Criminal Law Civil Law Public offense Private wrong Punishment Monetary damages State brings the action Individual brings the action Limited state appeals Both parties can appeal Fine goes to the state Individual compensation Beyond Reasonable Doubt Preponderance Reasonable Man Test No Reasonable Man Test Higher levels of intent Lower levels of intent Unanimous jury Non-unanimous jury

  5. Contact now at Eldridge & Blakney, P.C for the best criminal defense and civil litigation. We provide you a trial attorneys and outstanding legal services. For more information meet our legal and Knoxville criminal defense lawyer or call at (865) 544-2010. http://eblaw.us

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